I'm back from a week of artist residency at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. I felt like a child in a playground, wandering around the buildings and exhibits. Here's a poem from that productive time:
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About Me
- Carol Mikoda
- After many years teaching writing with teens and then preparing new teachers, Carol Mikoda is now retired and writing much more poetry. Her work has appeared in New Feathers Anthology, Grief Becomes You, Capsule Stories, HOLYFLEA!, Children, Churches, & Daddies, and Acta Victoriana; she also has two chapbooks, While You Wait, and Wind and Water, Leaf and Lake; a third, Outside of Time, will be released by Kelsay Books in fall 2025. Her poem, "Jesus at the Pub," was nominated for Best of the Net and a Pushcart Prize. She lives with her partner near Seneca Lake in upstate New York. She has strong attachments to clouds, trees, and music.
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I love the whole thing, but "a cup of patience" particularly spoke to me. My cat Charlotte, who believes ZOOM was created so people all over the world can tell her she's pretty, heard your voice and thought this was a ZOOM call. She jumped up and was fascinated at the way the cursor highlighted words as you spoke.
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